TUNING INWARD: FALL SENSORY AWARENESS PRACTICE SERIES
Name:
TUNING INWARD: FALL SENSORY AWARENESS PRACTICE SERIES
Date:
October 16, 2021
Time:
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM EDT
Website:
http://www.theyogasanctuary.biz
Event Description:
10/16: Tuning in to Cranial-Sacral Rhythms: A sensory awareness practice for enhancing the flow of energy throughout the body
11/13: Tuning in to the Vestibular System: A sensory awareness practice for enhanced functioning of the auditory pathways and visual field
12/11: Tuning in the Vocal Cord Diaphragm: A sensory awareness practice for reducing strain and improving function in the jaw, throat, and vocal cords
Join The Yoga Sanctuary for this 3-part sensory awareness series that invites one to tune inward. These three workshop sessions interweave and support each other by virtue of anatomical aspects that overlap and interconnect. Taken individually, each class will provide students with a deeper awareness of the effects of subtle body movements in the specific realm of that class. Taken collectively, the classes will provide students with a deeper awareness of each realm, coupled with a broader understanding of their interconnectedness and the synchronistic effects of subtle body movement across all three.
11/13: Tuning in to the Vestibular System: A sensory awareness practice for enhanced functioning of the auditory pathways and visual field
12/11: Tuning in the Vocal Cord Diaphragm: A sensory awareness practice for reducing strain and improving function in the jaw, throat, and vocal cords
Join The Yoga Sanctuary for this 3-part sensory awareness series that invites one to tune inward. These three workshop sessions interweave and support each other by virtue of anatomical aspects that overlap and interconnect. Taken individually, each class will provide students with a deeper awareness of the effects of subtle body movements in the specific realm of that class. Taken collectively, the classes will provide students with a deeper awareness of each realm, coupled with a broader understanding of their interconnectedness and the synchronistic effects of subtle body movement across all three.
